On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 04:20:48 GMT, A. Krieghund 
wrote:

>Some analysts blame the cost-cutting, which prompted too many veteran
>HP employees to take their skills to other companies. In fiscal 2004,
>HP spent $3.5 billion on research and development — down from $3.7
>billion a year earlier and nearly $4 billion in 2002, though still
>higher than before the Compaq merger.
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>Under Fiorina's tenure, there was no revolutionary new technology like
>its calculators of the 1970s and its printers of the 1980s.

Women just never get IT (read: I.T.).



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